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The was observed by the Muslim League to compel the British government to accept its demand for Pakistan.

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Direct Action Day

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Quit India Movement

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Swadeshi Movement

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The correct option is A Direct Action Day
The Muslim League feared that the Indian National Congress would establish complete control over the government after the exit of the British government. Thus, they withdrew from the Cabinet Mission Plan and launched the Direct Action Day on 16 August, 1946.

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